Gotta love (A Bit of) Fry and Laurie.
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Both combined is $15.58. That doesn't include the excellent expansions for either game though.
They are the only portal-likes (chamber-based player movement puzzlers) that I'd place on the same level as the Portal games.
Lingo ($6.99/$9.99) is an incredible exploration and word puzzle game. It also has a few excellent custom maps such as Duolingo and Liduongo.
A sequel (Lingo 2 $9.99) just released and is also excellent. It changes how puzzle rules are presented, making them playable in either order. It's a more polished experience though, so playing the first game after would probably feel like a step backward.
This is an article about the formerly-prestigious university in north-east US. Your link is to a list of wineries physically based in the Columbia River Valley, a region of Washington State on the opposite side of the country.
There is no connection between them.
The SA80 is one of the early examples of the push to give everyone an optic.
While the SA80 is a service rifle, there is a prominent bull pup sniper. In the early 80s, Walther made the WA2000. It was intended for urban counterterror operations, so it focused on portability and quick setup.
Bananas grow from seeds inside the fruit. Since we bred the seeds out, now it's a clone-only plant.
There is a spammer begging for money in DMs using that picture.
He's changing his tune on one vaccine. He's still sabotaging everything else, including the flu shot for next year.
Please note that this is based on a Reddit post from three years ago. It's a YouTuber that stokes drama for money doing what he does best.
Scare us away? Some of us are on instances that make the connection more obvious.
Want a fun piece of trivia? Epic Pinball launched Digital Extremes, the developer behind Warframe.
And federal prisons house convicted criminals who are specifically carved out of the "no slavery" rules
Immigration detention centers house people who have not been convicted of a crime. If they can legally work, all labor law should apply. If they can't, the company shouldn't be able to cut costs by paying them a pittance instead of hiring an actual employee.